Comments by "Nerdlin Geeksly" (@nerdlingeeksly5192) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1. Remember people, your state and local elections are just as important, you have no idea how often local elections impact your life. The main reason we don't have affordable housing is because of local housing regulations.
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  2. If only the windows had mental detectors
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  3. The irony of this whole debacle is that the plot of the movie played out IRL
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  4. Whenever I see cases like this they are seemingly always started by grieving vengeful families of dead loved ones looking to blame everyone and anyone they can.
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  5. Since when did Venezuela and Cuba start interfering in our elections? Not a single news agency including Fox News has said anything about that.
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  6. "Stops crime before it happens" What dystopian movie have I heard this from before?🤔
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  7. Agreed, even if he did do it there wasn't sufficient evidence to convict beyond a reasonable doubt.
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  8. The part where they drag him to the ground while he yells, "I just had surgery on my knee," was just unprevoked assault.
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  9. My mom actually called a cop to my house to get me out of bed to go to school but I never got out of bed I'd overheard the cop telling my mom that there actually isn't anything he can do
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  10.  @EliStettner  I was thinking Minority Report
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  11. This seems more akin to a military operation or one of those high-profile terrorist hostage situations like in Rainbow Six Siege, don't police these days have ballistic armor capable of withstanding low caliber ammunition and riot shields; I feel like the police were more of a threat to the neighborhood then the felon.
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  12. If antifa was a domestic terrorist group like republicans say then why didn't they get arrested during the trump presidency when republicans had all control
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  13. I'm scared, this could lead to civil war very easily.
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  14. Sounds like parents, teachers, and law enforcement aren't doing enough to help kids with mental illness; the more we ignore them and fail to help them the more this will happen, and the more it happens the more like minded people will be emboldened to do the same.
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  15. "Will not accept a coup or a usurper in the White House" Albeit in one can even be described as a coup
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  16. " I'm sure I could teach an entire class on legal procedure from this 1 case" I'm sure you could and I'm sure someone else will
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  17.  @allhumansarejusthuman.5776  personally I think it's just trying to throw as many communist countries into the mix since Republicans hate communists
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  18.  @jeff86ing  what power vacuum, it's a charity not a government; worst thing that could happen is another version of this NRA pops up and starts siphoning money for personal use and this whole debacle starts over again.
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  19.  @DualEdgest  I love my country and what it stands for but I don't like my leadership, I can support the second amendment and denounce my leadership
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  20. If it was true that Rudy Giuliani in the rest of them are an "Elite Strike Force Team" then just imagine what all other lawyers are like in comparison
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  21. International law is only as effective and practical as the ability to enforce it and stop the assailant.
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  22. "Those Rap videos are a crime agaisnt humanity" DAMN he burned them!
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  23. Spiderman: Everybody gets one.
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  24. I'm gonna be honest, judges shouldn't have so much freedom to determine punishments. They should be forced to abide by the guidelines.
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  25. What's your opinion on this, do you think the court made the right decision?
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  26. Even though the state doesn't have a duty to retreat law kyle did still retreat
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  27. 17:14 nice to see Philly D pop up there
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  28. Camarone legal service happening right now with the Trump administration's constant failing lawsuits, who knows maybe they'll make a movie out of that in the future.
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  29. He admits to making false statements under mental duress and people will still watch him
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  30. In regards to the two cases versing Google in the first case I don't believe it should have been ruled in Google's favor as I can imagine being able to see the picture on the thumbnail instead of in the website would cause the website itself to have reduced traffic and compensation. The second case I believe is fine as people are just looking for phrases comic book rather than the entirety of the book.
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  31. the fact that trump tried to sue a state for sending mail in ballots to every registered voter in their state is a testament to how much he's willing to cheat to win
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  32.  @jeff86ing  Not enough to create a meaningful power vacuum that would effect the american population in any significant way. Their not a government, their a non-profit; since when have you heard any wars to grab hold of power in a power vacuum being fought over the head seat of a nonprofit.
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  33. To be fair, I don't think anyone should be forced to buy a company if they have second thoughts so long as they haven't signed on the dotted line.
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  34. Legal eagle: I'm quitting, just kidding. Spiderman: Everybody gets one.
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  35. There are First Amendment Auditors and then there are First Amendment frauditors who just harass police make a scene in public and generally piss everyone off
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  36. 5:53 Don't forget religious worship, his photo op wasn't about religious worship or religion at all.
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  37. Went from "UKRAINE IS OUR ENEMY!!!" to "UKRAINE IS OUR ALLY, PUTIN SUCKS!!!" Real quick. The guy just doesn’t want to go to prison, so he turned coat.
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  38. Why wasn't that man disbarred the second he threatened to release rapists
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  39. I do believe people who go out of their way to cuss at police officers and it generally harassed them when they're not doing anything wrong or just trying to do their jobs should be illegal; make it legal for someone to stand at a distance and record them, but make sure people who are obviously assholes being public nuisances to public officials get thrown in prison for like a few days to a week as punishment.
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  40. Realistically I would assume the Secret Service would just drag him out
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  41. "Law enforcement had a duty to protect the public, not individual citizens". Individual citizens are the public, if they aren't then who comprises "the public"
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  42. This is ridiculous, Geico shouldn't pay anything, this whole thing is basically saying "it doesn't matter if your policy says you don't cover sexual injuries in a car, you need to defend your client regardless".
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  43. Rarely in human history has any nation legally declared independence. Any state can do so and the only question left, is their local military strong enough to resist reunification? We had 1 civil war and russia originally treids to force Ukraine back into them much like they are now. On a national level, laws don't really hold much power; just look at how ineffective yhe UN is.
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  44. What's your opinion on this legal eagle, did the court make the right decision?
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  45. If Robin Hood was going to stop the purchase of GameStop stock than they also should have stopped the sale of GameStop stock
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  46. The school should never have let him back into the school if he had severe mental issues.
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  47.  @hallarious506  they had as much power as the democrats now with enough republican seats for the VP to tie break
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  48. 13:16 someone call the Guinness Book of World Records because we have duodecaplets in the court.
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  49. In the case of negligence on the part of the railroad hand giving a man a shove onto the train, I don't think you can blame the railroad for that considering under normal circumstances any luggage dropped normally wouldn't explode. However you can blame them for not fixing the broken bar under the train or securing the scale, these can be considered negligence since under circumstances where both those were fixed the box wouldn't have been ignited by the sparks and the scale wouldn't have fallen. Arguing this could have tipped the scales in their favor.
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  50. This law suit shows how immature the professional chess community is when they lose, instead of accepting defeat they throw a tantrum and push outlandish joke theories of cheating.
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  51.  @RamsayBolton13  just because he's cheated in the past does not mean he cheated in the competition, it is the burden of the organization to prove he cheated not simply accuse him of cheating; so far I haven't seen any credible evidence put forward that he cheated when facing Magnus. He likely used those instances of cheating in the past to study the chess engines that can beat chess masters with near perfect accuracy to think like those engines.
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  52. What if the arbitrator refuses to give you anything despite being wrong then can you take it to court because with arbitration companies have the potential to screw you by not giving you anything in the way of compensation
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  53. If if you're knowledgeable enough on a subject to know before the briefing what the stock market is going to be like in the next few months and decide to sell off your stock that's perfectly fine any regular Joe Schmo with enough education end in sight into the stock market and epidemiology might be able to predict it but if you do it after you get brief subject that is not publicly available then you're liable for insider trading
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  54. Conservatorships need to be reworked
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  55. You do have an obligation to save a drowning individual if you live in California live in California and witness it
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  56. This ruling effectively make the president a dictator who can do whatever he wants.
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  57. Me watching this after RBG died. YOU LIED TO US!
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  58. I feel like this lawsuit against the guy building this car could be easily dismissed by arguing that he is not portraying the car in any acting way and at the construction of the car is no different than someone making a Batman costume for Comic-Con and making a video about it sort of like how Adam Savage from Mythbusters does
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  59. Woopy: "all the excuses in the world don't matter, 3 people got shot so the shooter is a murderer". Ok woody thinks self defense is murder, I'll remember that if someone ever breaks into her house to hurt her and she kills them in self defense.
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  60. I would really love and educational series on laws that matter to the Common Man, Laws that most people normally wouldn't know unless they did their research; who knows this series could help me dodge a bullet later
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  61. If DC a federal district has had it legal for decades then it's hypocritical that they force states to make it illegal
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  62. "but if you kill a team mate it doesn't really matter" someone should tell the Mordhau community that
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  63. "Alic's fancy lawyer were involved in some vudoo trickery." I immediately don't trust any lawyer talking like that, it makes them sound like some dumb crawfish farmer from Louisiana.
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  64. Terrible advice #1 is bad advice for anyone who goes to college
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  65. Iran just hates anything western
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  66. Just think about all the money parlor is wasting on these lawsuits that they could be putting towards creating their own hosting platform where they make the rules
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  67. Libertarians in America these days are more akin to anarchists than actual Libertarians
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  68. I would hope that a judge would make the non disclosure agreement she has signed non enforceable
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  69. Joe Biden should use his presidential power to put them all back in prison, just like he has the ability to Pardon he also has the ability to imprison without a trial
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  70. The open nature of the block chain is pretty much the only good thing about it it's still rife with scams scams and crime
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  71. technically those criminals are batman's peers since he often deals with them, they just don't like him. It's like your peers at school, your not on good terms with all of them.
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  72. Objection! Just because it's my duty to turn over negative evidence doesn't mean that I'm going to turn over that negative evidence, I would instead hide or destroy said evidence like many other companies do. You can't be caught if there's no evidence to prove you hiding the evidence, just like you can lie in court if nobody can prove you're lying.
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  73. Since when are boycotts illegal?
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  74. The people responsible should be put to prison slavery for their crimes, if Eldorado was that dry in that hot there clearly should have been a fire band that covers pyrotechnics. Only through a lifetime of slavery would they ever hope to come close to paying back all the damage done
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  75.  @JohnE9999  nah we need to get as much money out of them as possible
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  76. I believe Brian it was a witness capturing the incident on tape, I think he knew trouble was afoot and decided to follow along to make sure whatever happened would be captured on camera and presented to the police; he never attacked the guy just video taped it
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  77.  @anony1596  but there weren't any cops there until after everything went down
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  78. Wouldn't that Republican Congress woman who said she would carry her gun while in Congress and tweeted out other Senators locations during the riot be in violation of 40 u.s. code 5104 (e)(1)(B)
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  79. If you are a senator wanting to invest stocks you cannot use insider-trading to benefit your Investments should grow or tank along with the rest of the United States population so it will be in your best interest to minimize disasters, the less of a hit the public takes the less of a hit you take.
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  80. I will admit in the first case with the Junior Mints, the judge does vastly underestimate the amount of people who also think like the plaintiff. Your average american has the same complaint about many different products.
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  81. What is coming up to me with a shotgun saying "stop I just want to talk" I'm not stopping because I'm afraid that man's going to shoot me
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  82. Nobody should ever be forced to buy a company
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  83.  @IAmNumber4000  contracts like that shouldn't be legal in the first place, also the courts didn't give Elon enough time to make a proper case against Twitter so he could legally back out. I should have the right to back out of a deal if things don't seem as desirable as they initially were when I first signed the contract
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  84.  @IAmNumber4000  none of this matters to me, I should have the right to back out of a deal if it starts to turn sour at any time and contracts that say you have to follow through with the deal under legal penalty should be legally unenforceable like nondisclosure contracts that force people to stay quite about crimes committed against them. Twitter didn't stand to lose anything from elon backing out
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  85.  @IAmNumber4000  the seller doesn't stand to lose anything and can always find another buyer, they don't need to be protected from people who have seconds thoughts. It's my money and if I start thinking that this might not be as good an investment as I once thought then I want to back out. I don't care what the current law is or your opinions on the matter, I believe no person should be forced to buy anything as forcing someone to buy something is no better than extortion.
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  86. I wish i could donate, but my bank won't let me have a card due to another bank falsely claiming I owe them $100 dollars; I had already disputed this but it seems they are trying to falsely claim I owe them again
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  87. Looks like it's time to start a movement to overturn the supreme court decision on weither the police are obligated to help you. If the supreme court wants to overturn roe v wade to save children's lives then they should overturn this ruling to do the same
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  88. But legal disclaimer embodies the definition of fine print
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  89. The solution to skyrocketing child care costs is tax reduction and subsidization of child care industries that prioritize expanding those industries and making them more efficient.
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  90. You better subscribe to this man if you haven't yet, otherwise I'm gonna get daddy Phill to punch you in the throat.
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  91. They would have the option to immigrate back into the other states
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  92. trump is but a symptom of the republican party as a whole, they will do anything to be in power including perpetuating conspiracy theories and refuting solid science in favor of money and power. they don't care about the future of this country only what benefits them now.
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  93. "Redstone strategies LLC" Santos must be an avid Minecraft player.
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  94. So if instead of setting a booby trap pointed at the door what the old man himself was in the room with a shotgun pointed at the door waiting to shoot whoever next burglarized his house, would that be considered excessive force; this couple was repeatedly burglarized and victimized and enough was enough the next poor soul that just so happened to burglarize it would have been grievously injured and it's rightly deserved yes it's extreme but if I were in his shoes I would do the same thing after having dozens of my belongings stolen through multiple break-ins and after doing everything I can to reason with and deter other criminals from burglarizing me. the lesson here is clear don't be a criminal because you never know what might happen to you when you break in and enter someone's house. this couple was rightfully Out For Blood after being repeatedly victimized, and the argument that some kids might explore it is unrealistic as the house was in the middle of nowhere and had many signs saying keep out; I don't know about you but I can only take so many beatings before I snap and fight back without restraint. I pity the thief for his injury but not enough to pay him for it, and I deem this case unjust as the family had already lost so much to thievery. The lives of those who would do harm (while yes have value) wether it be physical, emotional; or financial are always worth less then those of people who just want to live their lives without fear of theft or harm.
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  95. Not to mention the chinese neglected to inform the US that the balloon would be drifting into their air space.
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  96. PayPal and honey deves are going to be fleeing the country
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  97.  @GiRR007  even if they aren't under aged this is still horrible
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  98. Simply standing around with a gun is not provocation, simply disliking the fact that someone is carrying a gun is not enough be considered a provocation.
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  99. All the conservatives in the fishing industry are going to work against the Trump Administration when the oil companies start killing off swaths of fish through pollution
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  100. I don't think legally the President can be removed with the 25th amendment as hes not insane just a tyrant, so the only rout is another impeachment.
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  101. 21:00 IT DOESN'T MATTER! LIKE HELL IT DOES!
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  102. I demand to have Eagle briefs that have either your face, or an actual Eagle printed on it
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  103. Had Disney themselves just come out and said that they leased the restaurants to other companies, I would have been a lot more understanding of why they initially didn't claim liability. No one should be held responsible for the actions of a third party who rents a space from you, you're not physically there to make sure they're not screwing up and you can't physically be at every one of your properties all the time. That being said, I still don't agree with their arbitration clause; I can think of a myriad of other reasons and scenarios as to why that would be scummy.
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  104. New york gave a man who beat his girl a key to the city
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  105. I'm no fan of the McCloskeys, but to be fair the BLM protesters did go through a fence gate to get on their property
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  106. Isn't Tucker Carlson committing a crime by telling everyone to waste police time, because I know it's a crime to call the police for nonsensical non-emergencies
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  107. If they had paid in cash like the advisor recommended there wouldn't be a check stub to trace
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  108. kinda ironic that nike wants their brand to not be associated with the devil even though they devilishly employ child labor sweat shops in foreign countries
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  109. In short the magazine progressive .inc would have enabled radicals to make hydrogen bombs, imagine if a domestic terrorist used one of these bombs
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  110.  @troyjardine5850  sadly this is not as action packed
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  111. You better hope you don't get a federal judge who's afraid of or in trumps pocket
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  112. If the supreme Court has never established whether conservatorships also fall under the 14th amendment then Britney's case could be the case they need to make it ruling on it
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  113. 4:48 so trump's supporters want a king who's word is the only law to be followed.
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  114. This sounds like the NRA lawsuit is an open and shut case
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  115. Just like if a house goes abandoned the city will repossess it if an artifact is left abandoned then the government repossess is it even if they don't know it exists yet
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  116. So it's not just recently William Barr has a history of supporting dictatorial Behavior and has no care for the rule of law as it pertains to powerful individuals
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  117. I don't see how you can take, "demons are causing me to shoot up the school" in any other way than what was said. I mean, what kind of alternate interpretation could you possibly get out of a sentence like that.
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  118. 69K likes, NICE...
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  119. How unfortunate that someones last name is cobbledick
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  120. Like you said, no one is going to risk a criminal conviction for just 1 vote; or 7 per year. While 7 fraudulent votes per year is the average over 20 years, that isn't how their actually cast. It's more likely that they are cast in the hundreds at least to make the fraud effective at all
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  121. Just send some warships to the bahamas to blockade them until they comply
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  122. It's the old adage; it might be immoral or unethical, but it's not illegal.
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  123. I didn't know this movie existed but now I want to watch it
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  124. So if it's illigal to disobey orders then is it illigal to disobey an order to commit a war crime?
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  125. I do believe that a fortune tellers say something along the lines of the winning lottery numbers and get it wrong that anyone who chooses those winning lottery numbers should be able to sue them for fraud. It's one thing to whip up a story about your dead Grandma saying they love you, it's another to tell them something that convinces them to invest in something that won't pay off or some similar situation.
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  126. Chris Rock didn't know about her medical condition, will Smith didn't have to go straight for violence; Will could have said "Don't make those jokes about my wife she has alopecia." I like both of them and hope both can work this out without canceling each other.
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  127. Don't think kids should have been allowed to go on that submersible, anything that could expose a kid to death should be off limits to the kid and not even the parents were ok with the kid going.
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  128. The Supreme Court really should have made exceptions for hate speech laws in regards to examples like allowing Nazis to parade through Holocaust Survivor towns, this expression I'm Free Speech service to do nothing other than agitate and bring back old trauma in the minds of residents. It is not productive it is harmful, if Nazis want to express their views then they can do it around people who care about it, online, or at home.
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  129. If you're not supposed to point a gun at someone on a movie set even if there's blanks inside of it, then how exactly are you supposed to fill me movie where two people are shooting at each other? It doesn't make sense to prosecute someone for that.
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  130. I actually drive better barefoot
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  131. It's simple the public found out that a firm was shorting GameStop stock so the public decided to buy GameStop stock in hopes of profiting off of the ferns misfortune by short squeezing them. It's irrelevant whether anyone who buys GameStop stock actually likes the company and wants it to grow the public is simply doing what any firm would have done had they found out someone with shorting a stock and decided they want to make a profit off of their short
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  132. Part of me believes Alex Jones's lawyers intentionally sent opposing council the texts because even they want him to lose.
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  133. Court packing is a bad idea, it will only cost the tax payers more to pay them; so long as there are an odd amount and it never gets packed with both democratic and republican loyalist aka 3R 3D and 1 Indipendent
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